Everything lives. Everything dies
Yes even our solar system will die. And the sun
Here is what will happen when a distant star will die
When Betelgeuse goes supernova, it will the third brightest object in the sky, after the Sun and the full Moon. Some estimates say it’ll be even brighter than the Moon.
That brightness will last months, and it’ll cast shadows on Earth even at night. Betelgeuse will light up the sky like no other supernovae, and will last for months, visible in daytime, and casting shadows at night. Then in about three years, it will fade to its current brightness.
Then in about six years after it goes supernova, Betelgeuse won’t even be visible in the night sky. Orion the Hunter will be no more.
So this brings us to a critical question. Ifthere is a God what was significance of such a cycle for stars and planets – why do they live and die?
Hinduism looked into this in great detail. They explored the life span of all aspects of the universe and …… the final number became so large , larger than Rayo number ( the largest number known to man is Rayo number much larger than Graham number or googol )….. that at that point it became infinity or God
So what did Hinduism say about this? There was a very nice conversation between Vasistha maharaj and Brahma about this. I would refer the reader to Yoga Vasistha Maharamayan about it
Bhavin